We can take both working and broken devices. Please return working devices to factory settings if possible! We can also take the chargers that go with your devices, but please save any other chargers for our cords and chargers category!
Cell phones
Tablets
Laptops
E-readers
MP3 players
GPS devices
External hard drives
Cameras
Gaming devices
Remote controls
Modems and routers
Headphones
Wireless or corded
Keyboards and mice
Wireless or corded
Smart watches
Flash drives and thumb drives
We're just sticking to small devices for this pickup. Please ask us if you're uncertain.
Appliances
Lamps & lighting
Cords
Save these for our cords and chargers category!
Monitors
Computer towers
Smoke detectors
TVs
Hair dryers, curlers, or irons/straighteners
Electric toothbrush handles
Every year, there is a new upgrade or the next best version of your devices.
Sitting around the house are obsolete tablets, e-readers, phones, laptops, music players, and GPSs that just don't get used anymore.
These devices can still be used by others or broken down to be recycled over and over again. Don't just let your Walkman collect dust!
Some devices can be reused while others are taken apart to be recycled into new things.
Please return your devices to factory settings if possible, but if you're not able to not then don't worry! Our partners will securely wipe the information from every single device we give them.
Free Geek launched on Earth Day 2000 as part of a community-wide public event at Pioneer Courthouse Square in downtown Portland. In September of that year they opened the doors to their facility on Southeast 10th Avenue as a recycling/reuse drop off for electronic waste. Since then, Free Geek has become an industry leader in the fields of electronic waste recycling and digital inclusion programming.
Over the past 20 years they have grown into a 25,000-square-foot community education hub, adding classes, internships, outreach and job skills training to their ongoing commitment to sustainability.